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Andean Mythology Then and Now

Join us for a fascinating presentation on Andean mythology. Discover how Andean gods ruled the skies, mountains and lakes held sacred power, and stories shaped civilizations.

In the first half, we’ll explore the rich mythological tapestry of the Inca world, from Viracocha the creator to Pachamama, the Earth Mother.

In the second half, we’ll explore how Andean myths live on today—blending with Christian traditions to shape modern rituals, festivals, and beliefs across the Andes.

During the break, enjoy traditional refreshments including hot drinks, mince pies, salteñas, and humintas. A selection of Bolivian arts and crafts will also be on display and available for purchase.

on Sunday 30th November 2025
Doors open: 3:30pm
Talk: 4:00pm
Close: 6:30pm

St. Mark’s Church Hall, Compton Road, Wimbledon, London SW19 7ND

Book your ticket now – £5.000 online (£7.00 on the door)

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Friends of Bolivia is a UK based charity dedicated to improving the living conditions of Bolivia’s most vulnerable people by providing financial assistance to charities and NGOs working in the country.

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Our Mission

To help to improve the living conditions of Bolivia’s poorest and neediest, particularly children and elderly people.

Our Mission in Action

  • Education & Training: Support for vocational programs that equip disadvantaged young people with practical skills in Santa Cruz.
  • Child Welfare: Funding a canteen and day care centre serving disadvantaged children in Escoma, La Paz.
  • Elder Care: Assistance for homes dedicated to caring for the elderly in Beni and Oruro.
  • Special Needs Support: Promoting inclusive care and residential services in Tarija.

We focus our efforts on making meaningful, sustainable impact by granting funds to local organisations addressing urgent needs across Bolivia:

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